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Started by Mariachara in Italy 13-Dec-2011 - 2 Replies
Mariachara posted Dec-2011
does any of the parents know anything about the petit club med ages 2-4 at cervinia and ifthe kids aged 3.5 can ski .any information given will be helpfull
Lexiloo
reply to 'cervinia petit club' posted Dec-2011
taken from the CM website:-
At this age, they're no longer babies, but they still need close supervision
It's the age of first discoveries, so Petit Club Med proposes early learning activities, walks and outdoor games; a well-balanced lunch devised specially for the needs of growing children followed by a nap or quiet time, creative activities, and of course tea time, always a favourite moment of the day!
The activities follow the children's progress, divided into age groups. From 7.30 pm, after dinner with their parents, they go back to the Petit Club Med®. While parents enjoy a quiet dinner, the children can enjoy their own evening with their friends.
For information:
The adult accompanying the child must be able to show that he or she meets the minimum vaccination requirements for children (child health record or medical certificate).
Nappies and baby milk are not provided by Petit Club Med®.
"Learn to ski and the pleasures of snow" course
Optional Extra*
3 year olds can take their first official French skiing diplima at Petit Club Med*, and get their "Piou-Piou" medal.
For information, rental of "children's kit" ski equipment.
At this age, they're no longer babies, but they still need close supervision
It's the age of first discoveries, so Petit Club Med proposes early learning activities, walks and outdoor games; a well-balanced lunch devised specially for the needs of growing children followed by a nap or quiet time, creative activities, and of course tea time, always a favourite moment of the day!
The activities follow the children's progress, divided into age groups. From 7.30 pm, after dinner with their parents, they go back to the Petit Club Med®. While parents enjoy a quiet dinner, the children can enjoy their own evening with their friends.
For information:
The adult accompanying the child must be able to show that he or she meets the minimum vaccination requirements for children (child health record or medical certificate).
Nappies and baby milk are not provided by Petit Club Med®.
"Learn to ski and the pleasures of snow" course
Optional Extra*
3 year olds can take their first official French skiing diplima at Petit Club Med*, and get their "Piou-Piou" medal.
For information, rental of "children's kit" ski equipment.
Lexiloo
reply to 'cervinia petit club' posted Dec-2011
taken from the CM website:-
At this age, they're no longer babies, but they still need close supervision
It's the age of first discoveries, so Petit Club Med proposes early learning activities, walks and outdoor games; a well-balanced lunch devised specially for the needs of growing children followed by a nap or quiet time, creative activities, and of course tea time, always a favourite moment of the day!
The activities follow the children's progress, divided into age groups. From 7.30 pm, after dinner with their parents, they go back to the Petit Club Med®. While parents enjoy a quiet dinner, the children can enjoy their own evening with their friends.
For information:
The adult accompanying the child must be able to show that he or she meets the minimum vaccination requirements for children (child health record or medical certificate).
Nappies and baby milk are not provided by Petit Club Med®.
"Learn to ski and the pleasures of snow" course
Optional Extra*
3 year olds can take their first official French skiing diplima at Petit Club Med*, and get their "Piou-Piou" medal.
For information, rental of "children's kit" ski equipment.
At this age, they're no longer babies, but they still need close supervision
It's the age of first discoveries, so Petit Club Med proposes early learning activities, walks and outdoor games; a well-balanced lunch devised specially for the needs of growing children followed by a nap or quiet time, creative activities, and of course tea time, always a favourite moment of the day!
The activities follow the children's progress, divided into age groups. From 7.30 pm, after dinner with their parents, they go back to the Petit Club Med®. While parents enjoy a quiet dinner, the children can enjoy their own evening with their friends.
For information:
The adult accompanying the child must be able to show that he or she meets the minimum vaccination requirements for children (child health record or medical certificate).
Nappies and baby milk are not provided by Petit Club Med®.
"Learn to ski and the pleasures of snow" course
Optional Extra*
3 year olds can take their first official French skiing diplima at Petit Club Med*, and get their "Piou-Piou" medal.
For information, rental of "children's kit" ski equipment.
Topic last updated on 13-December-2011 at 09:09